Industria y Comercio SUPERINTENDENCIA

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1 June 6 and 7, 2013 Irotama Resort Santa Marta, Colombia* Thursday June 6 7:00 8:00 Registration 8:00 8:30 Welcome Opening Statements by the Superintendent of Industry and Commerce and the President of the 8:30 9:45 Panel 1. Personal Information and the Domain for Data Protection This session will explore the dilemma of defining personal information. The traditional domain for data protection is personal data. Technology makes it possible to re-identify data that has been de-identified, making it personal data. However, defining personal data based on what is possible creates a very broad domain for data protection. In this session we will explore possible solutions. Pablo Felipe Robledo del Castillo (COLOMBIA) Superintendent of Gustavo Valbuena (COLOMBIA) Former Superintendent of Industry and Commerce Laura Juanes Micas (USA) Yahoo! Santiago Jaramillo (COLOMBIA) Partner. Gómez-Pinzón Zuleta Jacobo Esquenazi. (USA) Hewlett Packard 9:45 10:00 Coffee break 10:00 11:15 Panel No. 2. Review of the existing frameworks: the proposed EU regulation package, OECD Antoni Bosch. (SPAIN) guidelines update and Director. General Institute of Audit modernization of Convention 108 of & IT Governance the Council of Europe

2 11:15 12:45 Sophie Kwasny (FRANCE) Data Protection Unit. Human Rights and Rule of Law. Council of Europe Jesús Rubí (SPAIN) Deputy Director. Spanish Data Protection Agency Justin Weiss (USA) Yahoo! Panel No. 3. Innovative supervising: a discussion of best practices by DPA s around the world. Artemi Rallo (SPAIN) (Former director of the Spanish Data This panel will focus on DPA s Protection Agency) strategies for effective enforcement and the way in which creative structures and innovative supervision focus can render meaningful results Chantal Bernier. (CANADA). Assistant Privacy Commissioner. Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada 12:45 14:00 Lunch 14:00 15:15 Panel No. 5. Accountability. Sigrid Arzt (MÉXICO) Commissioner. Federal Institute of Access to Information and Data Protection - IFAI Scott Taylor. (USA) Chief Privacy Officer, Hewlett Packard HP José Alejandro Bermúdez Durana (COLOMBIA) Deputy Superintendent for Data Protection. Superintendence of A discussion on the principle of accountability within self-regulation programs and binding corporate rules Carolina Pardo (COLOMBIA) Partner. Baker & McKenzie

3 15:15 15:30 Coffee break 15:30 17:00 Panel No. 5: Interoperability: the complexity of moving data through different systems and jurisdictions Moving data through different jurisdictions proves burdensome for companies which find themselves trying to figure out how to meet contradicting or dissimilar data protection legislation. This panel will focus on how to approach interoperability based on acknowledgment of internationally accepted data protection principles 17:00 18:00 Paula Bruening. (USA) Intel Scott Taylor. (USA) Chief Privacy Officer, Hewlett Packard HP Joshua Harris (USA) Associate Director in the Office of Technology and Electronic Commerce at the International Trade Administration. US Department of Commerce Guilherme Roschke (USA) Federal Trade Commission FTC. Counsel for International Consumer Protection Anick Fortin-Cousens (USA) IBM's Privacy Officer for the Growth Markets Panel No. 6. The Latin American perspective: shaping regulations around the region (and how to make them effective). This panel promotes a discussion in policy shaping through the Latin American Region with a special emphasis on implementation of the law. Discussions should lead towards an interesting debate in obstacles found by the newly created Latin American DPA s and the ways in which they have focused their enforcement actions. Santiago Jaramillo (COLOMBIA) Partner. Gómez-Pinzón Zuleta Arlene Gonzalez (COSTA RICA) National Registry of Costa Rica Legal Director José Álvaro Quiroga (PERU) Ministry of Justice. Data Protection Director Felipe Rotondo (URUGUAY) Head of the Data Protection Regulation and Control Unit Juan Carlos Forero. (COLOMBIA)

4 Ex - Vice General Prosecutor of Colombia 19:30 22:00 Reception Irotama Resort Friday, June 7 8:00 9:30 Panel No. 7. The value of information in an era of Big Data. 9:30 11:00 11:00 11:15 Pedro Less (ARGENTINA) Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs for Latin America. Google Inc. Camila Morilla (MEXICO) IBM Panel 8. Rethinking consent: Moderator The digital world and its practical implications have challenged the traditional understanding of consent as the quintessential prerequisite for personal data processing. In environments where consent is no longer meaningful, how should the rights of the individual be upheld Café Nelson Remolina (COLOMBIA) Universidad de los Andes. Director GECTI Jules Cohen (USA) Online Privacy Director. Microsoft Hernán Correa (COLOMBIA) Assistant Justice. Colombian Constitutional Court Telefónica (SPAIN)

5 11:15 12:30 Panel 9. Mobile Computing and Accountability 12:30 13:00 Closing ceremony Draft agenda. Subject to changes. Carlos Pablo Márquez Escobar. (COLOMBIA) Executive Director Colombian Communications Regulation Commission - CRC Pat Walsh (UK) Privacy Director. GSMA Maria Isabel Mejía Jaramillo (COLOMBIA) Vice minister of Information Technologies and Systems José Alejandro Bermúdez Durana (COLOMBIA) Deputy Superintendent for Data Protection. Superintendence of